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A World Unhingedion—still at the core of the West, a power in the world but, with its Union unfinished, not a world power; Russia, a power in Europe but not a European power, revanchist against the West but isolated without the Rest—a country running out of people, capabilities, and security space; and China, a wor

學(xué)術(shù)討論會

A World on Edge gives the present of things future the allure of things past. A superpower by improvisation, the United States has historically found these transitions difficult to manage—from multi- to bi- to uni- and now zero-polarity and, coming, faux multipolarity. Along the way, recurring debates over strateg

CLAM

Make America Whole Againe three world wars it fought in the twentieth century better off than it was when it got in. With America richer and stronger, why Americans nonetheless feel poorer and weaker has more to do with them than with the world. The 2020 presidential election in the United States was not only one of the mo

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A World Unhingedur to do well or better requires that none does too badly or worse while facing three overlapping agenda—a traditional postwar agenda that replays the tragedy of great power politics, a post-secular agenda consisting of acts of terror externally driven or internally induced, and a novel post-polar a

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A World on Edge of the United States, but the free ride is over as there is more to Asia than China and more to the world than two powers; and fourth, the Greater Middle East is a strategic black hole, but the hole is too deep to exit and too significant to neglect.

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Dwelling, Place and Environment of the United States, but the free ride is over as there is more to Asia than China and more to the world than two powers; and fourth, the Greater Middle East is a strategic black hole, but the hole is too deep to exit and too significant to neglect.

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Joeri Schroyen,Sven De Rijcke,Sander Valckee senseless quagmire that defined it; and memories of both Korea and Vietnam drove Bush’s decisions in the Gulf, as he made sure to withdraw as soon as he had achieved his primary goal on the quick and at little cost. And each of these American wars taught that however tragic it is to start a war, missing an opportunity to end it is worse.